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Tripitaka Koreana Special ‘Dharma’ 

(Dharma) is a documentary that breaks away from the existing narrow perspective that only illuminates the value of the Tripitaka Koreana as cultural assets and historicity and goes one step further to rediscover the value of the content. Part 1/ Buddha’s will Part 2/ Healing Part 3/ Reincarnation and Big Bang Part 4 / Where is heaven?
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(Dharma) is a documentary that breaks away from the existing narrow perspective that only illuminates the value of the Tripitaka Koreana as cultural assets and historicity and goes one step further to rediscover the value of the content. Part 1/ Buddha’s will Part 2/ Healing Part 3/ Reincarnation and Big Bang Part 4 / Where is heaven?

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Runtime:229 minutes
Studio:KBS

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